Band, 1966-1969 US, Memphis, Tennessee
Rock
The Hombres were an American band from Memphis, Tennessee, best known for the 1967 single "Let It Out (Let It All Hang Out)".Formed in 1966, The Hombres comprised Jerry Lee Masters, (Leader and bass player), Gary Wayne McEwen on guitar, B. B. Cunningham, Jr. (died October 14, 2012; brother of Bill Cunningham of The Box Tops) on lead vocals and electric organ, and John Will Hunter (died February 1976) on drums. Written by Masters, Hunter, McEwen and Cunningham and released on Verve Forecast, "Let It Out (Let It All Hang Out)" hit No. 12 in 1967 and was revived on the soundtrack of the 2005 Cameron Crowe film Elizabethtown. On WLS The Box Tops' "The Letter" and The Hombres' "Let It Out" were 1-2 on 20–27 October 1967.
Jerry Masters b | |
B.B. Cunningham org 1942-2012 US | |
John Hunter dr US | |
Gary McEwen |
Track list and 30sec audio provided by
Title | Artist | Year | Type |
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Petos Dance (Let It All Hang-Out) | The Hombres | 1997 | Album |
Them Changes / Let It Out | Buddy Miles Express / The Hombres | 1992 | Single |
Let It Out (Let It All Hang Out) / Signs | The Hombres / Five Man Electrical Band | 1986 | Single |
If This Ain't Loving You Baby (It'll Have To Do Till I Get Some Sleep) / You Made Me What I Am | The Hombres | 1969 | Single |
Let It Out (Let It All Hang Out) | The Hombres | 1968 | Album |
Take My Overwhelming Love (And Cram It Up Your Heart) | The Hombres | 1968 | Single |
The Prodigal | The Hombres | 1968 | Single |
It's A Gas / Am I High | The Hombres | 1967 | Single |
Let It Out (Let It All Hang Out) | The Hombres | 1967 | Single |
Let It All Out / Go Girl, Go | The Hombres | Single | |
Go Girl, Go | The Hombres | Single |
The Hombres Band |